Gnats/Fruit flies
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Anonymous
| I have tried the dishes of apple cider vinegar, I've put ice down the disposal, I put most fruits away in the fridge. I have a plug in UV device. I still have little pesky flies. Any other tips on devices or products that help? Thanks. |
Anonymous
| Tis the season, they will be dead soon. |
Anonymous
| If they’re fruit flies, they’re coming from fruit somewhere. Take a photo and compare online or use iSeek to ID them. |
Anonymous
| Figure out what they're feeding on. You've missed something. |
Anonymous
| I put white vinegar and baking soda together down the drain a few times and it worked |
Anonymous
| I just put 1/2 cup salt + 1/2 cup baking soda + 1 cup vinegar down drain, let sit overnight, then boiling water in the morning. Huge difference ! (I was having no luck with the red apple shaped traps or the apple cider vinegar bowls.). |
Anonymous
| bowl with a mixture of sugar, vinegar and dish soap has worked for me in the past. You need to do it for a few days and change the mixture every day but it works. |
Anonymous
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Do you have a drain in the basement? that is always where ours came from
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Anonymous
| Home Depot ha something Called the green goblin fly killer. Or thing along those lines. I pour that down all the drains once a week and I get fruit fly traps as well from Home Depot. It’s the same thing as the apple cider vinegar, but I like the traps it come with. I use all those with the zevo plug in. |
Anonymous
Yup spring and fall it's a thing they will be gone here in a minute.🦟 |
Anonymous
Anonymous
| I have a fly zapper. Bonus is it killed a wasp that snuck In yesterday. |
Anonymous
This catches the adult flies but it does not stop new ones from being born. |